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If done exactly as told it works for most of the user.
And please read all the updates and notes first so you know if there is anything you should know about.
This tutorial is for yellowsn0w 9.5.0(use -q or -a) yellowsn0w 9.4.0 (use -l or -a) yellowsn0w 9.1.0 (use -q or -a) in all steps. IMPORTANT!!!!!!!
1. recover your iphone to 2.2 with bb 2.28.00 affter ready close itunes dont sync, activate or nothing just close it!!!
2. quickpwn it with installer and cydia installed
3. when phone is ready connect to wifi,got to cydia, when opend for the first time ignore the update for cydia
and install first mobileterminal and affter sbsettings from cydia.
after shortcuts are installed proceed.
4. turn off data roaming and 3g connection from settings !!!!!
5. install yellowsn0w from cydia affter adding the source http://apt9.yellowsn0w.com offcource
5. slide ur finger from top left to right on the screen to get sbsettings open
6. press power button from sbsettings and from the popup restart button.
7. when phone is reset wait for 1-2 min if no signal still turn airplane on wait 5sec and turn it off,If you got signal then good for you, but if not proceed my tutorial and roll down the tutorial bellow step.9 to see how to easily install shortcut's for mobile terminal. after it's done proceed.
note. before proceeding
next step after-r should be done quickly because you get the easiest change to change mode of yellowsn0w before it starts to process again with the default mode.
but if you can successfully change the mode of yellowsn0w, the new mode becomes the default until you boot the device.
Go to terminal
type yellowsn0w -r
type yellowsn0w -c wait 15 sec if you see NO SERVICE wait that it changes back to 5 dots IMPORTANT!!!, usually 5 dots stays there and you don't see NO SERVICE.
type yellowsn0w -r
type yellowsn0w (-l if ver. 9.4.0) or (-q if ver. 9.1.0 or 9.5.0) if you get busy message in under 15 sec from this last command and don't see NO SERVICE it's unsucesfull and you have to do the last command again until it loads to NO SERVICE and wait untill it changes to 5 dots then proceed.
if you get "open: Recource busy" from the last command in 10-20 sec and you don't see NO SERVICE but 5 dots just repeat the last two command's until you see NO SERVICE.
if command yellowsn0w -l -s or -a keeps loading for more than 20sec and you see NO SERVICE even if you got "open: Recource busy" wait until it changes back to 5 dots then move to next step.
9. Go to setting turn airplane mode on wait 10 secs and turn it off, the bb should start searching for the network, it shold find the network and everything should be ok if no your mode is wrong for the BB.
If not
if it still show the 5 dots for the signal repeat the steps 8 and 9 but first exit mobile terminal totaly by holding down the home button until it closes totally
and in step 8. after the last command when NO SIGNAL have changed back to 5 dots go to terminal and run yellowsn0w -r and wait for 1min you should see the signal.
If that doesnt work eather use
go to terminal
type yellowsn0w -c
type yellowsn0w -r
type yellowsn0w (-a if ver. 9.4.0) or (-a if ver. 9.1.0 or 9.5.0) if you get busy message in under 20 sec from this last command and don't see NO SERVICE it's unsucesfull and you have to do -a again until it loads to NO SERVICE and wait untill it changes to 5 dots then proceed.
airplane mode on
airplane mode off .
if still no signal type yellowsn0w -r wait for 1 min
That's how you get it working for 99% sure. i tried it in 3 diferent iphones one from finland one from germany and one from UK. UK and german wasn't workin in the first.
Until now many has goten it to work only by this method.
Install mobile terminal shorcuts easy way.
IMPORTANT!!!! for everyone to make the whole process easier note. next step from -r has to be done quicly so you dont get stuck with "open: Resource busy" but If you get stuck with open: Resource Busy , start again with -r (-c or -l or q or a) command you get busy all the time.
here is how you add shortcuts to the mobile terminal
1. Download: http://www.epoint.fi/epoint/download/easy_terminal.rar
2. open i-FunBox -> go to Raw File System -> var / mobile / library / Preferences / Here add the files from the easy_terminal.rar file you just downloaded com.googlecode.mobileterminal.menu.plist and com.googlecode.mobileterminal.plist
If you have them already in that folder replace them with this files from the rar.
3. Respring device.
4. Next time you use terminal tap or hold your finger on the black area so you get the command's you need for the yellowsn0w.
If you get affter 20sec from yellowsn0w -l ,-q, -a command busy message and NO SERVICE wait until it goes to 5 dots and wait 1-2 min, if still no service turn twice airplane on wait 4sec and turn it off. If you turn to airplane mode too quicly affter succesful yellowsn0w (-l, -q, -a) you get sim error or no network.
go to terminal
type yellowsn0w -r
for some people it might help to do this
Go into Settings -> Phone -> show My Caller ID Turn this ON
If nothing worked with -l, -q try this instead it's working on all versions 9.1.0, 9.4.0, 9.5.0 .
This last process worked for my other phone whitch I mixed up by changing the modes so it got totaly lost again yellowsn0w ver. 9.4.0, 9.5.0, this iphone is bought from uk 16gb ver. affter usual in beginig loading -q didnt didn't load the signal affter air on off.
type yellowsn0w -r wait for a moment 10 sec
type yellowsn0w -c wait for a moment 10 sec if you get NO SERVICE wait until u get 5 dot and run it again if you don't encounter NO SERVICE just run next command
type yellowsn0w -r
type yellowsn0w -a if you get busy message in under 15 sec and don't see NO SERVICE it's unsucesfull and you have to do -r and -a again until it loads to NO SERVICE and wait untill it changes to 5 dots and wait for 10sec change airplane on off, if that didn't help
run type yellowsn0w -r once and affter 5 sec wait 1min -> airplane on off and yes you have signal.
on ver 9.5.0
ignore the Unknown message (0xe3ff8000) it's only fake error made by dev team. The command still works even if you get it.
I noticed that mode -a is much more stable for my 16gb version. It get's better signals and doesn't crash all the time, like it does with default -q witch loads at device startup.
But also less iphone's supports it.
But for the other 8gb ver. the default work very well.


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They should be in jail! – I would give them no stars if I could!
I am on the Federal Do Not Call List, but they break the law and call me anyway. I won't waste my time reporting these scammers to the Government. The FCC and the FTC are doing nothing to enforce the Do Not Call List. This is obvious by the number of phone calls those on the Do Not Call List are receiving. It is too bad the IRS isn't as slack as the FCC and FTC, then we could all save a lot of money on our income taxes. Perhaps if the Government won't help us, we need to help ourselves. Maybe it is time for a little vigilante action.
The next time I am in their area, perhaps I will see if they assault my fist with their nose!
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Great service with professional advice! – They gave us great professional advice with zero obligation and totally offered my family a great service!!
Outstanding job! – Gold Coast Designs have provided us with excellent service and extremely good quality workmanship on every job they have ever done for us. From relatively small jobs like house painting to major jobs, such as tile flooring in the bathroom and remodeling our kitchen. The workers who came out and worked on our house are really tidy and very respectful of personal property. They tape and cover everything and clean up at the end of the day as much as they can to minimize the inconvenience. Their prices are very competitive and fair and I would recommend them without hesitation for anything.
Great Job – Quick and simple! I got the quote for a paint job and had them come out to do the work. Everything turned out wonderful, the guys were very professional and courteous. We had a light talk while I watched them do a little work. Will call them again when I need to do my garage!
One happy customer! – The Rep whom came out was very pleasant and knew his products very well. I was very happy with Gold Coast Designs.
Superb results! – Gold Coast Designs is AWESOME!! From the sales people to the contractors, everyone was professional and knew their staff. My new kitchen should be in a magazine. Thank you guys, I will do more remodeling for my house soon with you guys.
Love Our New Bathroom! – I love love love Gold Coast Design! My whole family and all my friends are super jealous of mine and my husbands new bathroom. And we are also really enjoying are jacuzzi tub! :)
No Regrets – I did a lot of shopping around for my house remodeling and from the first minute I met the staff of GCD, I loved these guys. And I definitely don't regret my decision of using them. My new kitchen and bath look amazing and most importantly I have and even happier wife.
Outstanding! – Gold Coast Design did an outstanding remodel on my kitchen. I was very happy with the end results. I would highly recommend this company to anyone!!! Thanks again!
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (829 votes).
In short: Expensive but enjoyable raceIn full: Main negative is that it's pricey. £40 is a pretty ludicrous price for a 10-miler. That aside, and the busy trains into town (25k runners and their supporters, but no extra trains = chaos), I really enjoyed the race. Very well supported, nice scenery, very flat, with very well rund drinks stations with bottles rather than cups (thankfully). I started at the back of the orange wave and had very few issues with crowding/people pushing past/walkers so I can't fault it for that either. Outside of the price I think it's great fun and would do again.Date of review: November 6, 2012
In short: Great raceDate of review: November 5, 2012
In short: A good solid race to have in the calendarDate of review: November 1, 2012
In short: A s a beginner this year at 50 it was tough but glad Ive done it,great overall atmosphereIn full: Only negative was the people who insisted on shoving through runners obviously together when there were other possible overtaking routes (possibly one of the negative reviewers Ive just read!) I WAS in the correct band and finished a respectable 1 hour 50 - a miracle as I was knocked sidways a dozen times by not very nice people thankfully the minority. I trained hard but wldnt do it again without a lot more training 10k to 10 miles is tough,also given me the push to lose that extra 21IB (agaon!)as it would have been easier, loved the scenery,havent seen the victory for 35 years plus!Unecessary wasted power drinks if you follow the advice beforehand and ensure youre well hydrated you shdnt need that many drink stations,most of it was wasted.Great organisation, great pack altho colour of shirt a little disappointing.Date of review: October 31, 2012
In short: A fabulous big race, some great scenery especially up close to HMS Victory. Loads of bands playing, although that does seem to tail off half way round. Crowd support is fabulous and pretty good for the spectators to get around. can be windy! Date of review: October 31, 2012
In short: Typical Great Run event - big and blandIn full: I like big races, so I'm a sucker for a Great Run event, but they do come with negatives. Course is going to be crowded, and usually quite bland - running on wide roads through residential areas. The size of the event is part of the attraction, and that means an effort to get in and out. I planned this one to get in early, have breakfast in the nearest Wetherspoon to wait until the race start, and then to have lunch in the pub afterwards while waiting for the crowds to depart, so it worked out fine for my party, but I can understand that for those who just want a quick run and a getaway the Great Runs are going to be a problem. The best part of the course is through the old harbour - that was quite nice, but overall not a very interesting course. The support from the crowds was very good, especially as it wasn't an inviting day. Amongst the best support outside of London events and the Hastings Half that I've experienced in the UK. Certainly better than the Great North.Goodie bag was usual - no surprises or disappointments there. The usual ignoring of time zones so the course was packed all the way round. Whatever you do, you're either going to be blocked in front, or blocking someone from behind. Great Runs are not for setting PBs, they are for enjoying the experience.The t-shirt was rather sad. A corporate advert, a poor design, and a dull colour. I'll be using it for gardening and then as rags. My time was 1.45, which is what I expected. The low air pressure doesn't enable me to breathe easy and run fast (due to less oxygen in the air), and the crowds inhibit getting into a rhythm, so I didn't expect a PB. Overall, I enjoyed the run, and the whole experience of the weekend, and I'm glad I did it, but that run is now ticked off, and I shan't be doing it again.Date of review: October 31, 2012
In short: Awesome atmosphere and organisation. Only downfall was the weather but you can't blame the organisers for that.Date of review: October 31, 2012
In short: Loved it, excellent organisation and attention to detailIn full: My First time for the GSR! loved it and proud to have been a part of it. felt gruelling at time sbut buoyed on by the crowds, bands and wonderful cheering!A whole week's worth of gorcveris in the goody bag too! An added bonus! Date of review: October 31, 2012
In short: Excellent race, well organised, just wish it was a half marathon!In full: I enjoyed this run very much, it was a cold day, but thankfully less windy than the day before. The atmosphere was great, the crowds were supportive and happy. There were plenty of fluids around the course.Another 3 miles would have made this even more awesome.Date of review: October 31, 2012
In short: Fantastic race - it's my favourite! I do it every year.Date of review: October 31, 2012
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Weekend Punch: The Olympics are nearly over
Sadly, the days are nigh for The Punch's Olympic chicken. We're sure it'll be sticking its beak into pieces every now and then into the future.
In case you missed it, here's some of Ant Sharwood and his chicken's Olympic squawkings for the week that was.
Monday: "Tonight, all the racism, the hatred, was washed away"
Tuesday: At last, a champion we can wrap the flag around
Wednesday: Aussie golden girls were faster, smarter, stronger
Thursday: First we take the really big mattress, then the world
Friday: The whinger games
What else is on your mind?
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Super D says:
Whilst I am somewhat disappointed that the Aussies haven't done better as a new resident of London I am very pleased that the games have been an overwhelming success. I don't even mind the good natured ribbing I get from strangers 3 or 4 times a day. It's far better than being surrounded by dour whingers…
ronny jonny says:
Olympic Sized Hypocrisy!
Martin Feruson calling for the states to privatise electricty. Is this the same Martin Ferguson, top union man, friend of the working class? Did he hold this view when he was president of the ACTU?
The people in this government amaze me, so many backflips, so much dropping of fervently held positions. No principles at all.
M says:
The Australian Institute of Criminology released findings that ecstasy use was decreasing because it was considered by users to be lower in quality and harder to obtain than previous. The report said decline in ecstasy use coincides with an increase in methamphetamine use, which is generally considered to be the more harmful and addictive of the two. Although it is dangerous to extrapolate a conclusion from the coincidence, it stands to reason that if reasonably-priced quality MDMA is available, many users will switch back.
http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/current series/rip/21-40/rip26.aspx
NESLIHAN KUROSAWA says:
Hi Punch Team,
All good things must come to end eventually, so they say! There is always such a great excitement leading up to any event such as the Olympics, with everyone filled with the best of expectations for their countries. The middle parts are very testing, trying and bitter sweet for most players. The actual endings can leave most of us a bit disappointed and envious of other teams. There is always such a great amount of hype and excitement surrounding the Olympic media coverage reporting all around the world instantly, especially for the ones who could not afford to get London.
Somehow as always and for me personally, the Olympic Games are not about wining or losing but how we all play the game, right. If we apply all that knowledge and wisdom to real life, then the message can be crystal clear. In life there are no guarantees as usual and we just have to give it our best shot. Even when the end results are less than perfect and the expected, we just have to be happy for other winning teams and let them enjoy their moment of true glory.
And the losing teams should equally all rise above the feelings of failure, disappointment and try again! A bit like Aaliyah's great song from the movie "Romeo must Die". I am certain that the rest will be a part of great Olympic Hall of Fame and History including the special moments will always be remembered by everyone for a long to come. Kind regards to your editors.
craig2 says:
Will i break 80 today at golf today or will I just collapse into a complete mental head case? Game drives me nuts!
Jim Nsst says:
I have been inspired by the Rythmic Gymnastics,I raced outside, found a stick and stuck a length of toilet paper on it and started dancing around the yard,dog ruined the whole thing by chasing and tearing the paper to bits,I gave him the stick as an olympic momento
Mouse says:
We are losing people on Punch! Fairsfair has gone, Scotchie has disappeared and a couple of other regulars are no longer around. Punch, what have you done with them, we want them back!!! We are now getting evil twins and doppelgangers that harass and badger their good counterparts. We don't want them. What is going on?
Now, I am not blaming the carbon tax, BUT I don't believe in coincidence either!! Damn you gillard, you and your party, you are evil….........
LOL :o)
Cooko says:
Just taking a trip down memory lane…. wonder if Sharwood would care to comment on point 2 now that we're nearing the end.
George says:
I've barely watched it at all, I could only get through about a half hour of the opening ceremony. So now I feel like watching something, the soccer final, but it's on at 11:50pm! They might repeat it tomorrow but that means I'd have to have a media blackout so I won't know the score and I'll probably forget.
Life sucks.
Bad bear says:
Is it just me or have these games gone really fast? Perhaps because for the first week all that was on was swimming so it feels like they only just started?
Gratuitous Adviser says:
Looks like the Tasmanian and Australian Governments are looking at another dunce's award, although I have also heard nothing from the opposition on this matter. We must be unanimously stupid, I guess.
A Dutch (Euro subsidised, no less) super trawler is heading Tasmania's way and whilst working around our great coast is going to be protected and supervised by a 1 person band of Australian Fishing "super public servant". This supeman is going to scrutinise the "catch" and operation of this mammoth vessel, day and night, 24 hours. He is indeed a man amongst men.
I can just see "super public servant" waving the yellow card at 40 hairy arsed seamen that are relying on the catch size for their bonus. He will be skulking in his cabin with a TV and afew videos before the ship leaves Hobart.
Here we have a heavily subsidised European super trawler;
- That the "Australian" charterer is very hazy about with regard to the arrangements.
- That and similar ships have been tossed out of Africa for overfishing (lying through their teeth)
- Similar ships have been tossed out of New Zealand for lying through their teeth.
By the by 1: they had a "super public servant" on board, as well
When o when are the various Australian Governments going to forget things like "Gay Marriage" being a priority and think about Australia, Australians and important Australian issues for the benefit of Australians. This ship is going to rape Australia as it, and others like it, have done in other countries. Minister, look at the records?
I am sure the charterer will employ a few token Australians to help out and he will fly the "I'm doing this for Australian jobs" argument. Hopefully, we are just, just a little, smarter than to be taken in by this.
Do not fall for the rubbish that this boat is Australian. It will be "bareboat chartered" only, which puts some ownership responsibilities on the Charterer only however he/she is NOT and never will be the owner until he buys it, with real money.. This charterer is telling ½ truths and exaggerations, I would think.
While I'm on the subject of a stupid Australia. Last week an illegal immigrant boat gave a distress call while in Indonesian waters. We then went along and "rescued" it and subsequently accepted responsibility. How dumb and stupid are we?? When will it end?? An election, I guess. But is Abbott the best choice?? I do not think so.
If you want to understand a little about the power price issue in NSW, you should:
- Read, as best you can, the latest NSW Electricity Network and Prices Inquiry
- Read the Residential Customer Price List produced by Energy Australia
- Ask you local member why the NSW Government (Labor and Liberal alike) taxes electricity so much, and then calls it a dividend, and also ask why do they tax by stealth and not honestly and publically. If he/she (the pllie) does not duck and dive and answers honestly, vote for them next time.
Australia is cursed by having a very low quality of politician at the moment. At least they have their pay rise.
Mike says:
Don't worry. Australia didn't really miss out on gold medals because the gold medal is actually made up of 92.5% silver and 1.34% gold, with the remainder being copper (there must be a minimum of 6g of gold).
So if Australia really feels THAT bad about winning silver, then they can just go and plate them with gold for some instant bling. Just like a bogan would with their "me too" attitude.
Take heart, and maybe the next four years will help Australia to grow up and get a more mature attitude towards not only winning, but also embracing how to lose gracefully.
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@John MrSEC to be fair, he hasn't seen anyone from Kentucky play yet except Kyle WIltjer. What would he even base his assessment on?
No one ever sees what Kentucky will have... yet they're ranked in the Top 5 to start every season. That's what he could base it on.
But it wasn't a knock on Boynton and it shouldn't have been taken as one. Just pointing out that it's unusual for anyone in the SEC to not blurt out "Kentucky" when asked which team might be the toughest in the league to beat.
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Being in the "in" crowd used to mean hanging out with the popular kids, getting invited to cool house parties, and wearing the latest fashions. Now, because cell phones are the primary way teens connect, if your child is not toting a mobile device, she may be left out of the crowd.
Although your daughter will probably cite 'cool factor' as the top reason for needing a phone, most parents consider safety and piece of mind the primary reasons to purchase one. Before you run to your nearest wireless service provider, however, consider your daughter's age, the cost of phone and service, and whether she is mature enough to follow the rules of etiquette.
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While there is no magic formula to determine optimum age to get a phone, the average is between 14 and 16 years old. To determine whether she needs a phone at her age, consider your daughter's lifestyle. If she spends most of her time at home on the computer, watching television, or chatting on the house phone, then a cell phone may not be a priority right now. On the other hand, if she spends her time running between sports practices, after-school activities, and friends' homes, you may need a cell phone to keep in touch.
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Today, cell phones are not just phones; they can also take pictures, record and play video, download music, get TV reception, send text messages, play games, and visit Web sites. Avoid sticker shock when you receive your first bill by forging an agreement with her about which services you will pay for and which extras your daughter will have to pry open her piggy bank to fund. Discuss guidelines for phone usage and the responsibilities you expect her to live up to. Prepaid service can also keep costs in check.
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Don't assume your daughter knows the rules of cell phone etiquette. Plenty of adults have trouble in this area so a kid may not know the rules either. Point out that phones should be turned off in places where they will disturb other people, especially movie theaters, restaurants, houses of worship, and classrooms. She should also avoid prolonged or private conversations where other people can eavesdrop or are forced to listen to her chatter.
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6870 Spring Mountain Rd Ste 6, Las Vegas, NV | Directions 8914636.126717 -115.242439
7 days a week, 11:30am-11pm
Neighborhoods: Spring Valley
excellent fresh sushi – quaint establishment with amazing and fresh sushi creations.
Simply Amazing AYCE Sushi! – Despite the ambiance (which is crowded, mismatched, and somewhat sketchy), their sushi is simply amazing. I went on a Monday (cardinal sin for sushi eating), yet the sushi/food was very fresh and flavorful. One can tell the pride that goes into serving their fresh delicious cuisine with the first bite. Free house sake, Bud Light, and soda was included in the $26.95 Monday AYCE dinner special (though the beverages are not offered every day).
Service was good (more like 3 - 3.5 star), but much like the ambiance, it becomes not that important once you taste the food.
They offer a frequent diner card with every 10 AYCE, one free.
They are open today – I will help them! Happy holidays to all
Best Sushi EVER!!! – Freshest and highest quality fish, superb taste at REASONABLE PRICES!!!
I go at least once a week!!!
Great place to have SUSHI! – Almost everything
Best Sushi in Vegas – Five stars for Sushi on Rainbow... literally. Sushi on Rainbow is on the NE corner of Rainbow & Spring Mountain and their food here is superb! I believe it's $20 all-you-can-eat lunch & $25 all-you-can-eat-dinner. Their ingredients are always delicious and at the peak of freshness. There are very few places in Las Vegas where you can find affordable (and good) all-you-can-eat sushi. Sushi Roku at the Fashion Show has very Americanized sushi and The Original Osaka is "ok" but rather expensive. Even SushiSamba at the Palazzo/Venetian is too trendy for its own good. The authenticity and flavor just isn't there. Be sure to pick up a Buy 9 get 1 free (or something in that nature). Even more opportunity to get your money's worth and so much more.
Great Quality, Excellent Value – Located off the Strip, Sushi on Rainbow's a pretty unassuming place located in (surprise) one of Vegas' many strip malls. The place was easy to find via car and not terribly busy. Two things set this all you can eat sushi place from places like Todai. One, they roll the sushi when you place the order (which makes them fresher). Two, they include their specialty rolls in their all-you-can-eat special. I don't know of any place that would include Caterpillar Rolls, Dragon Rolls, etc in their buffet. Essentially, 3 specialty rolls will get you your money's worth at this place. My date and I have been to quite a few sushi places and when we go all out, our bill typically ends up north of the $120 mark. A $50 bill for the two of us was quite the bargain, especially since the quality was comparable to places like Sushi Roku and Kaizen. The staff is friendly and efficient. The restaurant itself is clean and comfortable. Skip the more expensive places on the Strip and get your fill at Sushi on Rainbow.
Fast, Good Value, Friendly – Friendly staff & customers along with great value and good quality sushi make this my favorite sushi place in vegas. I like the less trendy atmosphere... and don't miss the free all you can drink with your all you can eat sushi on Sundays and Mondays. Yoshi is a funny animated sushi chef. The rolls and ngiri are not dainty portions... I mean they slice the salmon thick baby. Yummy cajun albacore, and try the orion or tiger rolls which are my favorites
Never-ending sushi is the M.O. at this straightforward sushi spot. – In Short
Tucked into a strip mall with a pizza eatery, a sub shop and a Cajun restaurant, this joint is small, with cluttered walls. But when patrons come here, they're focused on the food, not the decor. Space at the sushi bar is limited, but they'll serve customers all-they-can-eat from any of the high or low-top tables. There are plenty of rolls to choose from, but the California and spicy tuna never seem to get old.
EXCELLENT!! – This place is da bomb. I will never go to another sushi place in this town. You can go a la carte if you wish, but if you decide to go AYCE, you just order whatever you want, and the chefs will prepare it for you, fresh. The best part of this place is that every single employee in this place is authentic Japanese, and so is their sushi. I've had some best Hamachi and Salmon that you could ask for during my AYCE trip here, for $20.95 for lunch, $23.95 for dinner. Quality is top notch, almost NOBU good, at fraction of the price. So, if you crave some excellent sushi and don't want to pay outragous mark-ups for hip, club atmosphere, this place has no competition in this town. Two thumbs way up (coming from a real Japanese person who actually knows sushi).
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After switching name from J.V. Svensons Automobilfabrik and wIth the decision to concentrate on engine production primarily, came success as few companies at the time had enjoyed. Being first on the Swedish market with the engine type that was to effectively kill the steam engine J.V. Svensons Motorfabrik had a lead on the competition which enabled a large expansion. Many boats were now equipped with Avance engines and a huge market had opened selling engines for tractors in Russia. Motorized plows and tractors were hitting the market in the 1910's and J.V. Svensons Motorfabrik soon followed suit.
Svenson was well-liked by his employees and tried to make travel to and from work as easy as possible. He bought a boat which picked up workers at "Slussen" in Stockholm and dropped them off at the factory in the morning and vice versa in the afternoon. He also built a shop for his workers and a school for their children.
Swedens first engine-powered plough was manufactured.
By 1917 J.V. Svensons Motorfabrik was the largest private employer in Sweden with over 500 employees. This was however the year where the Russian market really took a plunge with the start of the revolution. Because the Russian market had been a big part of the business things quickly took a turn for the worse.
Engineer Fritz Nilsson designed and patented the world´s first - and probably only - tractor with feet and legs instead ot drive wheels. This was an attmept to deal with the problem of the slipperiness which the tractors experienced. Because the tractors had cast iron wheels it was very hard to get good traction out on muddy and slippery fields. Although the design of the footed tractor was quite ingenious, at the same time the rubber tire entered the market for tractors and Nilssons invention was rendered obsolete.
By 1922 with the political situation, a bad financial position and not very understanding Bank officials the company finally went into bankruptsy and the business was turned over to the bank. Following the change in owners, the company was subsequently renamed AB Avancemotor.


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Bryce Harper (quad) is back in the Nationals' starting lineup Thursday night against the Cardinals.
Angel Pagan is out of the Giants' starting lineup on Thursday because of minor knee soreness.
Chase Headley (biceps) is out of the Padres' starting lineup again on Thursday versus the Rockies.
Hanley Ramirez (hand) is hoping to start Friday.
Mark Teixeira (hamstring) played three innings at extended spring training on Thursday afternoon.
Jason Kipnis was ejected from Thursday's game against the Tigers after a third-inning swinging strikeout.
Clayton Kershaw (back) threw a successful 35-pitch bullpen session on Thursday afternoon.
Cardinals placed RHP Joe Kelly on the 15-day disabled list with a left hamstring strain.
Casey Janssen has been shut down temporarily with renewed discomfort in his lower back.
Jose Reyes (hamstring) is now expected to rejoin the Blue Jays on Saturday in Cleveland.
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These seemed like a good idea at the time, so I just had to have them. However, I found them to be more of a nuisance and simply slowed down the process without making too much of a difference in preventing chips or not. You actually need three hands if you use these when heating-up frets and holding the fret pullers as well. So, unless I can find a better way to used them with improved results they'll reside in the junk drawer.
Another nice option to have at our disposal. "Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world." - Archimedes. This is the fulcrum. And it doesn't leave a mark.
These simple chip stoppers make such a difference keeping the damage to a bare minimum pulling frets. They are certainly worth much more than their minor cost.
Like others seem to have experience, Ive yet to find these useful. Most of the fret jobs I do are removing frets that are very small in exchange for medium or jumbo, or old frets that have been leveled so many times there is not much fret left. So as of yet they won't fit under any of the frets I've tried until I start pulling the fret out, which kind of defeats the purpose. I hope to try these on bigger frets on a wood like ebony, which is brittle, so it chips very easily. Its not that they are a bad tool, it just seems like they are only going to work on very specific applications. I think sliding them under the fret on a maple board once you start pulling could help with the pullers not denting the wood, which happens with too much pressure.
Rats! Having this tool a few weeks earlier I wouldn't have trouble with fretboard where I had pulled out some chips. Was lot of (unnessecary) work to repair. Great little helper. From Germany
These have come in very handy, i am very pleased i bought them.
Had a 90's ish bass my buddy brought over, was in bad shape and was a little apprehensive on chipping the fret board. Pulled out my new chip stoppers, gritted my teeth and went to work. When I was done, not a single chip (my friend almost fell over). Finished the fret job and got a huge tip for not chipping up his board :D
I ordered these straight away when I saw them since it seemed to be a good idea - but it showed to be just in theory. I have used them on some necks but the result isn't much different from not using them. It can't slide in all the way where the fret is about to lift - a fret puller will come closer to the fretboard. However I will evalute it further and I think it will be useful when pulling frets on a laquered maple fret board since it can spread the pressure from the puller which sometimes can leave marks.
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Eliminating chips when pulling frets - and doctoring the fingerboard up afterwards - is a constant worry (and time-killer). These little devices almost completely eliminate the problem. Love these tools!
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When stroke happens, minutes matter. You can trust Carilion Clinic to deliver care quickly, when it can make all the difference between life and death, between recovering completely or living with brain damage. Our certified Stroke Center in Virginia, is staffed with skilled medical professionals who've been trained to use sophisticated technology and the latest treatment methods. We ensure that every stroke patient receives the necessary care to enhance the odds of a full recovery and return to a normal, healthy, and active life.
The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations has designated Carilion a Primary Stroke Center, a certification that demonstrates that we give every stroke patient the care that has been proven to lead to the best possible outcome, following guidelines set by the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association. Earning this prestigious designation means Carilion has met rigorous standards for quality and patient care.
A stroke is a sudden problem that affects the blood vessels of the brain. There are three types of stroke:
- Ischemic, caused by a clot or blocked artery that interrupts blood flow to the brain. 80% of strokes are ischemic strokes.
- Intracerebral Hemorrhage, caused by the sudden rupture of an artery that causes bleeding within the brain.
- Subarachnoid Hemorrhage, a sudden rupture of an artery that leads to bleeding in the space around the brain.
Carilion's multidisciplinary team provides stroke care of the highest quality every step of the way, With our Stroke Alert program, trained EMS professionals begin care en route to our emergency room. Upon arrival, doctors, nurses, and technicians work as a team to perform diagnostic tests and, when appropriate, deliver brain-saving treatments within the important three-hour window when damage can be minimized. Treatment, including rehabilitation and extensive patient education begins immediately upon admission to the hospital. At every step of the way, we follow treatment protocols shown to give patients the best possible odds of complete recovery from stroke.
Stroke Services at Carilion Clinic
Learn about stroke research at Carilion Clinic
At Carilion, stroke patients receive the care that will make a difference.
We encourage everyone in our western Virginia community to be aware of the five signs of stroke and to call 911 immediately if you're with a person who exhibits any signs of stroke.
Carilion Clinic Living - Stroke Awareness
- Know the Five, Stay Alive!
- The five signs of stroke include:
- 1. Walk (loss of balance)
- 2. Talk (slurred speech or droopy face)
- 3. Reach (numbness or weakness of the face, arm or leg, especially on one side of the body)
- 4. See (impaired vision or difficulty seeing in one or both eyes)
- 5. Feel (severe headache with no known cause)
Building Stronger Systems of Stroke Care
Carilion Clinic is proud to be part of the Virginia Stroke Task Force, a state-wide initiative to improve the care of stroke patients. Below Sidney Mallenbaum, M.D., a Carilion Clinic neurologist and medical director of Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital's Primary Stroke Center explains why this statewide collaboration is so important to the future of stroke care.


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Emma Witczak, founding resident of Morningside, dies
Emma Louise "Maw" Witczak, a longtime and founding resident of Morningside, died Oct. 23 at her son George's home in Chesterfield, S.C. She was 86.
She was born June 18, 1926, in Southwest Washington, D.C., daughter of Edward and Clara Ebert Richards. She married Florian "Beco" Witczak, and they moved to 14 Marianne Drive in Morningside, even before the town became a municipality in 1949.
She was a homemaker, and she loved to play bingo. As one of her grandchildren wrote in the memorial guestbook, "I'll never forget the time you took us to bingo with you and the dirty looks you gave all the women who yelled 'bingo!' before you got that last number you were waiting for. I know you are winning big in heaven."
Emma's husband Beco died in 1972. One sister and nine brothers also preceded her in death. Sur- vivors include sons George Witczak and Jeff D. Needham; daughters Mary Lou Entwisle and Helen Kay Emanuel; brothers Vincent and Ralph "Pete" Richards; 12 grand- children and 20 great grandchildren.
Florence and Jim Cray have moved from Skyline after 52 years on Elmendorf Drive. I wish them well in their new home in Owings Mills.
Former Morningside Council- woman Carol Kline DeGraba emails news that her children, Maria, Thomas and Nicholas, are performing in "The 1940s Radio Hour," playing at the Sandy Spring Friends School Performing Arts Center Nov. 2-4 and Nov. 10. Tickets on sale at www.showtix4u.com or by calling at 1-866-967-8167.
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The first Directory of Morningside was published by the Citizens' Association 70 years ago, in 1942, when the town had 109 fami- lies. Sixty years ago, in 1952, the Women's Civic Group was organized, and they published the sec- ond directory, listing 458 families. Dallas Bragunier was editor, Earle Erhardt did the map shown on the cover, Claire Brunsdson provided the history, and Jas. C. Wood, Inc. printed the directory.
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Police Officer First Class Kevin Donnell Bowden, 28, a six- year member of the Prince George's County Police, was killed Oct. 18 when his marked cruiser crashed into another vehicle and struck a utility pole at the intersection of Branch Avenue and Surratts Road in Clinton. He was assigned to District IV (Oxon Hill) and off duty at the time. He was born and still lived in Clinton and graduated from Surrattsville High in 2002. Officer Bowden was the son of Roy and Lendora Bowden, of Clinton; broth- er of LaSharn, Dwayne, Roy and the late Sheril Marie Bowden; and father of two.
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Step 1: Before you Begin
Before you begin, please refer to this article: What do I need prepare before begin to install TP-LINK Router
--Please only use the Ethernet port on the modem. If you were using the USB connection before using the router, disconnect the USB cable and connect an Ethernet cable from the ADSL modem to the WAN port of the router.
--Make certain that you had disabled or uninstalled other third part PPPoE dialing up software such as WinPoet, Broadjump, or Enternet 300 from your computer, otherwise you will not be able to access the Internet. Some ISPs also provide similar PPPoE dialing up software.
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1 Turn off your DSL modem, router and computer.
2 Connect the WAN port of the router to your ADSL modem with Ethernet cable.
3 Connect the phone line (DSL Line) to the Line port of your ADSL modem.
4 Connect your computer to one of the LAN ports on the TP-LINK router.
Step 3 Configure TP-LINK Router
1. Power on your router and computer. Open the web browser and type the LAN IP address of the router in the address bar (default is 192.168.1.1). Press [Enter] key.
2. Type the username and password in the login window (the default username and password are both admin), then click OK.
3. Click Network->WAN on the left side, and then choose the WAN connection type according to the red message below:
Before we choose the WAN connection type, please note:
--If your computer (directly connected to your ADSL Modem) is able to access the Internet automatically without running any additional program,
Please select Dynamic IP as the WAN connection type and Click Save;
Also it is highly recommend that Change the LAN IP to 192.168.2.1 for avoiding the IP collision.
Then Skip to Step 4 to continue this installation.
--If you used to create the PPPoE connection on your operating system, please change the WAN Connection Type to PPPoE.
4. Enter your PPPoE username and password which are provided by your ISP.
If you want to connect to Internet automatically, please change Wan Connection Mode to Connect Automatically, which supports your router always connect to the Internet even if it's not in use.
5. Click Save to save your settings, then the router will connect to Internet after a while.
Step 4 Power Cycle
After done the configurations, you'd better do a Power Cycle, it will make your network work more stable.
1. Turn the cable modem off firstly, then turn your router and computer off, and leave them off for about 2 minutes;
2. Turn the cable modem on firstly, and wait till the modem works stable (All LED lights work normally).
3. Turn the router on and wait about 1 minute, and then power on your computer.
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Florida State stormed into Byrd Stadium here Saturday afternoon and scored a quick 14 points in less than six minutes. The two touchdowns precipitated a 41-14 Seminoles win that propelled FSU into its third ACC Championship Game. If they win that game in two weeks, they will have been named ACC champions for the 13th time.
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Take a look at the numbers below which played a role in the ballgame:
10: Wins FSU now has. This is the first time since 2003 that an FSU team has earned 10 regular season wins.
27: Halftime deficit Maryland had to overcome. FSU's first 14 points came in the first six minutes of the game.
148: Yards Devonta Freeman rushed for against the Terrapins. They were a career-high for him.
3: Rushing touchdowns for FSU's running backs. Freeman had two; James Wilder Jr. had one.
237: Yards the Seminoles rushed for.
-15: Yards the Seminoles rushed for against Virginia Tech the week before.
34: Yards the Terrapins rushed for against FSU's No. 1-ranked total defense.
5.8: Yards FSU ballcarriers averaged per rush.
3: Yards FSU needed in order to reach 400 yards of total offense for the game.
11: Number of games the Seminoles have played.
11: Number of games this season in which the Seminoles have totaled more than 300 yards.
8.4: Yards FSU averaged per pass completion.
17.0: Yards Maryland averaged per pass completion.
8: Passes the Terrapins completed.
7: Number of times FSU was penalized.
2: Number of punt returners the Seminoles used. Both players lined up on the field at the same time.


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At age 40, we know so much about ourselves that fashion has become a friend. Women know what works for them and their body. We have a personal style and can wear clothes more confidently.
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News Photography Professor John Willis Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Marlboro, VT -- (April 12, 2011) -- Marlboro College is pleased to announce that professor of photography John Willis is a recipient of a 2011 Guggenheim Fellowship, announced on April 7 by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
Willis was one of 180 scholars, artists and scientists selected this year as fellows from the United States and Canada. Guggenheim Fellowships are one-time-only grants made for a minimum of six months and a maximum of twelve months, providing a block of time in which fellows can work with as much creative freedom as possible.
With Guggenheim support, Willis says he will continue to work on artistic projects that integrate with his teaching of photography both at Marlboro College and with youth programs with which he is currently involved.
An MFA graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, John Willis has taught at Marlboro since 1991. His photography has been widely exhibited, and is in the permanent collection of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. He describes his photography as "a mix of documentary and human images which comment on the human condition." A full list of collections and exhibitions are available at www.jwillis.net.
In 2010, the Center for American Places published Willis' book, Views from the Reservation, a monograph of photographs and commentary developed in collaboration with people in the Oglala Lakota Sioux community at Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota. Willis is donating all royalties from the book to KILI Radio, Voice of the Lakota Nation.
Previously, Willis and photographer Tom Young co-authored Recycled Realities, a collection of found still-life photographs made from bales of scrap paper on its way to being recycled.
Willis is also co-founder and executive director of the In-Sight Photography Project, in Brattleboro, Vermont, a volunteer program offering free classes for area youth to explore self-expression through photography. Many Marlboro students have contributed over the years as interns at In-Sight.
Through In-sight, Willis established Exposures: Cross Cultural Photographic Journeys for Youth, to share photography lessons and life stories in an effort to expand young people's artistic and cultural horizons. Currently, the program has classes in Vermont, Chicago and on Pine Ridge Reservation which are sharing an online curriculum. Exposures will offer a three-week exchange program on Pine Ridge Reservation during the summer of 2011. Application information can be found at www.exposuresprogram.org.
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Dr. John Hennessy has been President of Stanford University since 2000. He became a Stanford faculty member in 1977. He rose through the academic ranks to full professorship in 1986 and was the inaugural Willard R. and
Inez Kerr Bell Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from 1987 to 2004. A pioneer in computer architecture, in 1981 Dr. Hennessy drew together researchers to focus on a computer architecture known as RISC (Reduced
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Elizabeth A. Holmes is President and Chief Executive Officer of Theranos, Inc. Holmes left Stanford University in 2003 at the age of 19 to pursue her company, and she successfully raised $6 million in venture capital
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Jamalaye-Ubuntu African Dance, Drum, & Education Festival
Sunday, February 24, 2013 from 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM (PST)
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Workshop Schedule In Annex C 1:30-3pm Naby Bangoura, Djembe 3:00-5pm Babacar Ndiaye, djembe 5:00-6:30pm Lamine Thiam, Sabar In Annex A 1:30-2:30pm Sabar Drumming Class w/ Thian Diouf 2:30-3:30pm Wolof Language Class 4:00-5:00pm Natural Hair Care/Styling Class 5:00-6:30pm African Dinner & African Poetry Show
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NY Gov. Cuomo, at CSHL, urges faster commercialization of science discoveries
Cold Spring Harbor, NY – New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and Lt. Governor Robert Duffy got a first-hand glimpse of research at the leading edge of biology this morning. They visited Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, kicking off the latest leg of their economic development tour of New York State.
The Governor urged CSHL "to keep doing what it does best -- accomplish the impossible" in extending the frontiers of biomedical knowledge.
CSHL President Bruce Stillman, Ph.D. and members of the Long Island Regional Economic Development Council accompanied Cuomo and Duffy to the laboratory of Dr. David Tuveson, a distinguished pancreatic cancer researcher and Deputy Director of CSHL's Cancer Center.
Drs. Tuveson and Stillman briefed the dignitaries on CSHL's new Cancer Therapeutics Initiative, which New York State is helping to fund by seeding the construction of a new Advanced Drug Testing Facility located in Woodbury, Long Island. One of the keynotes of the CSHL Initiative is translation of advanced basic research such as that performed in the Tuveson lab to the development and validation of novel cancer drug targets and candidate compounds.
"The central idea in our Cancer Therapeutic Initiative is to create a translational pipeline that will enable us to help develop a new generation of cancer drugs that will be more effective and less toxic than those currently in use," Dr. Stillman said. Another objective is to significantly reduce the time it takes to identify and test candidate drugs, to accelerate their path to the clinic.
At a press conference, Stuart Rabinowitz, President of Hofstra University, and Kevin Law, President and CEO of the Long Island Association, both co-chairs of the Long Island Regional Economic Development Council, introduced a video prepared for the benefit of Cuomo, Duffy and the assessment team.
Featuring leaders of institutions that have benefited from the first round of state funding, the video highlighted the importance of public support for cutting-edge science in driving economic development of the region and in providing new high-quality jobs.
Governor Cuomo in his remarks stressed his support for efforts aimed at accelerating the rate at which discoveries made in basic research are commercialized. The Governor also expressed his conviction that state economic advancement ought to proceed on the basis of regional plans, rather than plans focusing on the state, in aggregate.
Next stop for the Governor's party was the Broad Hollow Bioscience Park, an incubator facility that Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory helped to found and where CSHL spin-off biotech companies have made their start.
About Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Founded in 1890, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) has shaped contemporary biomedical research and education with programs in cancer, neuroscience, plant biology and quantitative biology. CSHL is ranked number one in the world by Thomson Reuters for impact of its research in molecular biology and genetics. The Laboratory has been home to eight Nobel Prize winners. Today, CSHL's multidisciplinary scientific community is more than 360 scientists strong and its Meetings & Courses program hosts more than 12,500 scientists from around the world each year to its Long Island campus and its China center. Tens of thousands more benefit from the research, reviews, and ideas published in journals and books distributed internationally by CSHL Press. The Laboratory's education arm also includes a graduate school and programs for undergraduates as well as middle and high school students and teachers. CSHL is a private, not-for-profit institution on the north shore of Long Island. For more information, visit www.cshl.edu.
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